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China is advancing large-scale integrated CCUS projects backed by new transport infrastructure and tightening technical standards, signalling a shift from pilot programmes to industrial deployment.
The IEA’s latest update shows operational and under-construction CO2 capture capacity rising by more than 10%, storage capacity up 25%, yet a ceiling of roughly 425 Mt/yr remains hostage to projects slipping toward 2035.
No major carbon capture or CO2 utilisation announcements emerged this period, yet RED III compliance guidance and maritime fuel analysis remind operators that feedstock strategy remains central to 2030 mandates.